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In 2011, 6 million people admitted to using ecstasy in their lifetime.

In 2011, 4 million people admitted to using ecstasy in the last year

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12th grader use has dropped from 5.3% in 2011 to 3.6% in 2014.

10th grader use has dropped from 4.5% in 2011 to 3.6% in 2014.

8th grader use has dropped from 1.7% in 2011 to 0.9% in 2014

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There inst really an exact price, it all depends on whom and where you get the drug and how much you are purchasing.
Nowadays it is a bit more expensive, around $10 a pill, or $10 - $12 for a molly. That has increased from 2008-2009 when it was about $5- $6 a pill and mollies about $7-$8.

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Inpatient- One of the better options for addicts or people accompanying mental health issues. It offers medically supervised detox, through which the patient’s symptoms are managed for maximum comfort during the withdrawal process

Outpatient -Incorporates many features of inpatient but allows them to live at home. This can be a lot cheaper but it leaves people open to temptation, maybe ultimately causing relapse

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Users who were pregnant experienced a 15.4% rate of birth defect compared to the 2-3%

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Is MDMA in powder form or gel caps. Molly is often mixed with other drugs, chemicals or substances. When you take molly you have no idea what you are getting.

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Has become popular among teens. Mainly used in night clubs or dance parties.

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MDMA (3,4-Methlenedioxy- methamphetamine)  it is Asythenic (human made) created in labs

Classified as a psychoactive drug (Hallucinogen)

It is an illegal drug that has no accepted medical use

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Can be taken orally (through the mouth)

can be snorted (through the nose)

intravenously ( ejected into the veins by a syringe)

smoked

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Impaired judgment

False sense of affection

Confusion

Depression

Sleep problems

Severe anxiety

Paranoia

Drug cravings

Muscle tension

Faintness and chills or swelling

Involuntary teeth clenching

Blurred vision

Nausea

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Long-lasting brain damage affecting thought and memory

Damage to portions of the brain that regulate critical functions such as learning, sleep and emotion

It is as if the brain switchboard was torn apart, then rewired backwards

Degenerated nerve branches and nerve endings

Depression, anxiety, memory loss

Kidney failure

Hemorrhaging

Psychosis

Cardiovascular collapse

Convulsions

Death

Studies showed it caused brain damage in rats, and it calls into the question the effect in can have on humans.

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"Great joy; rapture a state of being over powered with emotion, especially joy; the condition of being oneself with feeling."

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Molly

MDMA

Candy

Adam

Dancing shoes

Doves

E, X or XTC

Malcolm or Malcolm X

Sweets

E-bomb

Egg rolls

Hug drug

Happy pill

Molly

Skittles

Smartees

Thizz

Scooby snacks

Vowels

Vitamin E

Vitamin X